Le Parti populaire français face à l’Espagne en guerre (1936-1939)
When the military uprising erupted in Spain, the PPF (French Popular Party) had only officially been in existence for three weeks. Initially, it struggled to position itself in relation to the historic event. The French Popular Party gradually incorporated the uprising into its strategy of systemati...
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| Mynediad Ar-lein: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Crynodeb: | When the military uprising erupted in Spain, the PPF (French Popular Party) had only officially been in existence for three weeks. Initially, it struggled to position itself in relation to the historic event. The French Popular Party gradually incorporated the uprising into its strategy of systematic opposition to the Communist Party. Jacques Doriot’s trip to Nationalist Spain in July 1938 marked a turning point: from this point on, support for the Francoist cause would be clearly affirmed. This examination also sheds light on the transnational dynamics of political mobilizations associated with the Spanish Civil War. Furthermore, a more precise analysis allows us to question its implications, each at its own scale. |
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